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Special offer through July 31, 2026

New Living at Bucher Forst

Attractive
condominiums

145–159 sq ft | 5 rooms

Representative architecture
  • through July 31, 2026

    Special offer

  • July 5, 2026

    Open House

  • 3–5 rooms

    with extra-large wooden windows

  • Car parking spaces

    with charging stations

  • 22 minutes

    to Berlin-Mitte

In the historic district
Sunny balconies and terraces

Project Description

A special offer is valid through July 31, 2026. An open house featuring tours of the two remaining available apartments and financial consulting will be held on June 21, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Pölnitzweg 73 in 13125 Berlin.

A very special small new development has been built in the Buch neighborhood of Pankow. Just a few meters from the expansive Bucher Forst forest and in the immediate vicinity of the historic Ludwig Hoffmann Quarter, various apartment sizes—featuring impressive 3- to 5-room layouts and exclusive amenities—are still available for immediate move-in.

Features

In addition to its impressive architecture, the new residential neighborhood offers exceptional amenities. Rooms with ceilings approximately 3 meters high and extra-large wooden windows, along with tall doors and oak hardwood floors, create a very spacious and light-filled living environment. Extra-large basement storage units ranging from approximately 15 to 40 square meters are available, which can be used, for example, as a hobby room or a small home gym. The communal courtyard garden is part of the garden monument in the Ludwig Hoffmann Quarter and has been meticulously designed with a high proportion of trees and shrubs. Adjacent to it are optional parking spaces with charging stations.

Location

Nestled within the historic Ludwig Hoffmann Quarter, the apartments in the new MIOS development offer the perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. The sprawling Bucher Forest, which surrounds the neighborhood, begins right next door. On the northern edge of the forest lie the former fields where vegetables were once grown. Today, horses and cattle graze here among oak, willow, and beech trees. Small ditches and ponds, tall trees, and dense vegetation characterize the varied landscape, where many species—some of them rare—have found a home. This unique setting invites you to take relaxing walks and enjoy nature. Berlin-Buch also offers an excellent, well-established infrastructure, and you can reach Berlin-Mitte in just 22 minutes via the S-Bahn station.

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